Razer - Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition

I got the vertical and I'm not sure if I'm going to keep it. The clicks are super loud and in my opinion cheap feeling. Compared to the MX Master 3S I currently daily drive, this feels cheap and flimsy, yet it's about the same price...

Vertical mice help the best for the pain I believe. Razer seem to have released Click V2 vertical so that's an gaming oriented option. Another option is to use very light asymmetrical "ergo" mouse. Most obvious recommendation is deathadder v3 pro or v4. For vertical mouse you don't need to consider weight. I've also suffered pain in the same areas and still do a little. I did do strecthes which increased the pain at first but alleviated it eventually long term and started using lighter mouse with lighter scroll wheel button (I suspect very stiff middle mouse button added pain). I also recommend a healthy dpi range (800-1600). Too little or too much and you are going to use too much of your wrist or shoulder. Right now I use deathadder v3 pro or Pulsar v4 medium. Good luck! Edit: oh yeah don't forget a good shape.

basilisk v3 pro and pro click v2 are two very similar products (ignoring the appearance that pro click v2 has a professional looking and Basilisk has a Esports looking) with very small features disparity that really confuses me. As you mentioned, feature parity seemingly in software level deliberately by Razer team. Tried both mice, in the end I choose pro click v2 not Basilisk V3. The primary reason is its professional looking is better than Basilisk’s Esports looking to my taste. Its shape also makes my palm grip slightly more comfortable than Basilisk. But palm grip with Basilisk is also good though. I do really miss the smart wheel and don’t understand why it is missing in pro click (as OP mentioned that definitely suits better for office line). This is my biggest complaint especially my previous mouse was MX anywhere 3. (The magnetic wheel of MX anywhere 3 is the best wheel out of the market, even far more better then MX Master 3). Also note that pro click v2 has a slight edge that it supports 4 wireless device (3 Bluetooth + 1 2.4g) while Basilisk only supports two (1 Bluetooth and 1 2.4g).

I just got the Pro Click V2, and it's good for large hands. I had the Basilisk before I got this one, and it was great too, but the Pro Click V2 is a bit bigger and has a great ergonomic shape.

I said cubital tunnel, not carpal tunnel, learn to read Cubital tunnel is your elbow, while carpal tunnel is your wrist. Totally different body part. And most people with mild cubital syndrome don't know why they have pain It took years for me to get bad enough I had to seek out medical attention, but lots of people have low grade problems. Keychron m5 and razor pro click v2 vertical edition are good ergonomic gaming mice

So after getting mine and using it for a while, I must say that the lack of the third button on the main face is a huge downgrade. I had it set to "scroll click" and it was soo useful in many cases, and pressing it was so much more convenient than trying to press the wheel. Damn, I hope razer will release its next version with the third button.

The only good vertical gaming mice are the razer pro click v2, keychron M5, hansker vertical gaming mouse.

On the subject of scroll wheel - Pro Click V2 does not have the same scroll wheel as Basilisk V3 Pro. The Basilisk wheel is electronically actuated (you can remap the scroll mode toggle to a different mouse button or even a keyboard key), the Pro Click V2's wheel uses a pure mechanical latch (i.e. no electronic actuation). Automatic profile switching has been available on all gaming mice since the early days of Synapse. You can set them up from the "Linked Games" module. Pro Click V2 offers similar functionality but uses a different UX (as you pointed out) which is more conducive to professional workflows around the 10-12 commonly used productivity applications.

Ngl.. and this will be a hot take and above your budget (and i see that you have found a mouse) but i recently bought a Razer proclick v2 vertical, and i love it, i also have large hands (i use xxl/size 11 gloves) Only thing stopping me from using it over my Deathadder v3 pro (that is slightly too small imo) is having to rebuild my muscle memory and 180s are kinda clunky

I ordered this and got it today, first vertical mouse...it's so weird. Not sure how long it'll take to get used to.

can choose between 125, 250, 500, or 1000 Hz

yeah, didn't wanna install it either but I did. That's where all the options are. Also, the 6 month battery is only that when the rgb light is off. Turning it on, maybe two or three days of use lol

Just got this in today for use on for my work macbook. Can confirm you’ll be fine. I used my PC with Razer Synapse to tweak my button & dpi preferences, as well as play with the lighting to test out the on board memory. All button & dpi settings persist. Lighting on/off also persists, so you don’t have to worry about that. I did notice if you do want lighting in particular colours, it won't save. I prefered to have a static white underglow for the mouse, but that’s the only thing that wasn’t retained, as it defaults to a colour changing light from green -> Purple, so my best option otherwise has been just turning it off.

Yes, but not sure about more specialized functions like application opens. Bindings to keyboard / media controls retained on the device for me. The AI action didn’t do anything on the non synapse device, but you’re able to bind it to a different action instead and have that work

i have it, Ill write some pros and cons: \+ its cheap (i got it for like 60 euro or less) \+ its also quite light to the hand. its lighter than the previous one, but its not really the lighest on the market, Id say its somewhere in the middle. \+ 30000 dpi with polling rate up to 8000 from the standard 1000 (higher polling rates needs better cpu, but also it works weird with different games: minecraft, osu, league lag when you move your mouse with higher polling rate than 2000. Somehow counter strike 2 does not have that issue so I play it with 8000.) Also in the software it says that higher polling rate increases cpu usage, so it these problems may just be on my side, its not really a problem, just a little bit annoying. I usually just swap profiles when I change games. \+ you can find parts for it pretty easily \- razer product = you have to use their software :/ \- I dont know if its a me issue, but sometimes sensor lags the mouse - I move mouse to the left, and I get laggy, slowish, weird movement on the screen. After blowing its usually fine. Ive got a no name black mat, but im planning on switching since its old. That may be the issue but I dont really know \- scroll wheel is annoying. slippery af - I tried to clean it with isopropyl alcohol many times but I just couldnt make it work Overall I recommend it a lot, just because I got it for cheap. Its a good mouse.

Installing itself before windows (like really?) Random crashes/bugs that make me have to close every razer app in task manager to restart it correctly. Some days my keyboard wont function and I have to unplug it and plug it back in for it to work, same for kraken headphones and its thingy with thx audio. I have macros set up on side buttons, when I turn off the computer, they reset, but only on one specific profile, When I tried to ask razer support to fix it, we went through some weird hoops, where they recommended to install synapse 4 (I was on 3 because it did work and because all my devices want to install 3, so why would I go for 4? id have both apps at once, nice one razer btw) so after I uninstalled synapse 3 like their instruction asked, I restarted pc, but then all input devices were gone. mouse, keyboard were not working. I tried swapping to a different one, it also did not work. I couldnt log in to my own pc. I could get it to work in safeboot mode, and thru that I could go back to before i uninstalled synapse. Im calm typing this, but back then I was so mad. I havent seen anybody having same problem, but thats still on them or/and their software. Nonetheless Im not going to throw their products out of the window instantly, but Im not going to buy them anymore. Id still recommend the mouse tho, its really cheap for the great sensor it has.